Примеры использования Need for increased на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Need for increased awareness.
The need for increased and sustained inter-agency cooperation;
Some countries do face major financial constraints-hence the need for increased aid.
Hence the need for increased matrix management.
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The big problem is how to restore the confidence of businesses that the economy will be growing andthat there will soon be a need for increased capacity.
The need for increased timeliness of statistics versus reliability and international comparability.
During the first half of 2003, a number of Governments reiterated the need for increased and predictable financial support for UN-Habitat.
The need for increased technical and financial support for research and systematic observation;
The new UNCTAD estimates which indicate a possible substantial decline in foreign direct investment further underline the need for increased ODA.
Furthermore, they highlighted the need for increased cooperation from neighbouring States in that regard.
Some members also expressed concern about the humanitarian situation in Yemen and emphasized the need for increased and unimpeded humanitarian access.
If businesses perceive no need for increased capacity then their investment purchases can go to zero.
We have often spoken of certain difficulties that we face- in particular,the lack of sufficient judges and the need for increased and more sophisticated logistical support.
The need for increased assistance to the least developed countries in the context of TCDC also featured in the exchange.
Efforts to measure progress in meeting the MDGs create a need for increased sophistication and capacity for statistical data-gathering and analysis in the South.
The need for increased government ownership of and involvement with the Aarhus Centres, as well as greater involvement by the business community.
Moreover, the disjuncture between the international trading system andthe international monetary and financial system indicated the need for increased policy coherence in international economic processes.
It is worth noting that there is a need for increased cooperation if anything is to be achieved in addressing these distracting issues.
A compelling pictureof non-compliance emerged and detailed recommendations were made to the Government on the need for increased, equitable spending on maternal health.
Several speakers also noted the need for increased technical assistance for all areas of the Convention, with an emphasis on South-South cooperation.
We are firmly convinced that only integrated regional and international efforts can effectively address the drug problem, and, accordingly,we stress the need for increased local, regional and international cooperation.
There is need for increased community mobilization to utilize the available services and strengthening capacity of districts to conduct supervision and disease surveillance.
Special mention, though, should be made of the support by the Conference for the current and planned reforms of global financial andeconomic governance and the need for increased and meaningful cooperation between the United Nations and the international financial institutions.
Several speakers also noted the need for increased technical assistance for all areas of the Convention, with an emphasis on South-South cooperation.
Notes the importance of residual issues, including witness protection and victim support, the archives of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and judicial issues and capacity-building for the Rwandan judiciary,and underlines the need for increased and sustained attention to these issues;
The security risk assessments indicate the need for increased close protection in both Kenya and Somalia for the Special Representative of the Secretary-General.
Recalling also General Assembly resolution 60/203 of 13 March 2006, by which the General Assembly called for increased voluntary contributions to the United Nations Habitat and Human Settlements Foundation, andrecognizing the continued urgent need for increased and predictable financial contributions to the Foundation.
The need for increased resource requirements for Evaluation is in keeping with the management objective to strengthen the assessment and evaluation initiatives of UNIDO.
Recalling also General Assembly resolution 60/203 of 13 March 2006, calling for increased voluntary contributions andrecognizing the continued urgent need for increased and predictable financial contributions to the United Nations Habitat and Human Settlements Foundation.